Progress in IPv6 Deployment

Progress in IPv6DeploymentMarco HogewoningRIPE NCC

Because everybody likes statisticsMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012

IPv6 RIPEness• Rating system designed to monitor progress in the deployment of IPv6• Four “stars” to earn, based on the level of deployment: – First star for getting an IPv6 allocation – Subsequent stars awarded for visibility, route objects and reverse DNS• Only lists RIPE NCC membersMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 3

Middle East Region (September 2011)100%80%60%40%20% 0% AE BH IQ IR JO KW LB OM PS QA SA SY TR YE (19) (24) (22) (104) (35) (32) (29) (5) (17) (6) (61) (13) (126) (2) No IPv6 1 star 2 star 3 star 4 star Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 4

Middle East Region (May 2012)100%80%60%40%20% 0% AE BH IQ IR JO KW LB OM PS QA SA SY TR YE (20) (22) (32) (119) (33) (29) (29) (4) (18) (7) (62) (11) (136) (2) No IPv6 1 star 2 star 3 star 4 star Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 5

Saudi Arabia Over Time100%80%60%40%20% 0% 05-10 08-10 11-10 02-11 05-11 08-11 11-11 02-12 05-12 No IPv6 1 star 2 star 3 star 4 star Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 6

Saudi Arabia Over Time (linear)7056422814 0 05-10 08-10 11-10 02-11 05-11 08-11 11-11 02-12 05-12 No IPv6 1 star 2 star 3 star 4 starMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 7

Saudi Arabia Over Time (linear)30241812 6 0 05-10 08-10 11-10 02-11 05-11 08-11 11-11 02-12 05-12 4 star 3 star 2 star 1 starMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 8

RIPE NCC Service Region over time100%80%60%40%20% 0% 05-10 08-10 11-10 02-11 05-11 08-11 11-11 02-12 05-12 No IPv6 1 star 2 star 3 star 4 star Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 9

Is this really slowing down?Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012

IPv6 Allocations by the RIPE NCCMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 11

How about non-members?Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012

Autonomous Systems and IPv6 http://v6asns.ripe.netMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 13

...one more graphMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012

RIPE NCC IPv4 PoolMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 15

Is the IPv6 adoption rate slowing down?Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012

Update From theRIPE NCC

Policy Changes• Recent changes on IPv6: – IPv6 PI multihoming requirement got removed – Minimum initial allocation size changed to /29• Ongoing discussion about IPv4: – Reserve some IPv4 address space for IXPs – Provider Independent (PI) assignments from last /8 – Inter RIR Address TransfersMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 18

PI Assignments from Final /8?• When the RIPE NCC reaches the final /8: – Every member can get one /22 (1024 addresses) – If you already have IPv6 – If you can prove you need them• Policy does not allow for PI assignments• Policy proposal 2012-04: – Change the final /8 policy – Allow for a /24 PI from the final /8Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 19

IPv4 Address Transfer• We have a transfer policy for within the service region: – Members can transfer addresses to each other – If they are not in use – If the receiving party has a justiﬁed need – Minimum size is /21• Somebody proposed to allow transfers to and from the RIPE NCC Service region as wellMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 20

Inter RIR Transfer Proposal• Original proposal received a lot of comments – People didn’t like the idea of selling addresses – People didn’t like inter RIR transfers at all• Original proposal was revoked• New proposal was drafted: – Allow for Inter RIR Transfers to/from RIPE NCC – If it matches the transfer policy of the loosing RIR – If the recipient qualiﬁes for an address allocation according to the policy of the receiving RIRMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 21

Fixing the Current Transfer Policy• To qualify for a transfer you have to match exactly the same rules as for a regular allocation – Evaluation period is 3 months• This was an unintended side effect of the “run out fairly” proposal which lowered this value – It used to be 24 months• Proposal to change it back to 2 years in case of address transfersMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 22

Join the Discussion• Tell other people what you think about this• Join the discussion on the mailing list: – address-policy-wg@ripe.net – Warning: you can only post after you are subscribed! http://www.ripe.net/ripe/policies/current-proposalsMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 23

Outreach andCapacity Building

Activities towards IPv6 Adoption• Outreach/PR: – Publishing Articles – Brochures – Website: http://www.ipv6actnow.org – Dedicated contact point: ipv6actnow@ripe.net• Capacity Building – Training courses – IPv6 Roadshow (together with MENOG) – ConferencesMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 25

Training• RIPE NCC “IPv6 for LIRs Training Course” – One day training – Mix of technical and RIPE NCC related topics• MENOG IPv6 Roadshow –3 or 5 day training course – Learn how to conﬁgure IPv6 in your networkMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 26

Training Locations 2010/2011Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 27

Training Locations 2012 Roadshow IPv6 training course Roadshow RoadshowMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 28

Document Ripe-501• Document contains an overview of what to ask for when requesting IPv6 support in equipment• Useful for tenders and RFPs• Best Current Practice• Update is expected in a few weeks – Will get a new document number http://www.ripe.net/ripe/docs/ripe-501Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 29

Outreach

Outreach Activities• Recently participated in Palestine IPv6 Forum• CITC IPv6 Workshops• MENOG Conference• Government Roundtables• First Arab IGF in Kuwait, October 2012Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 31

TRA Orientation at the RIPE NCC• Staff from all Telecommunications Regulatory Authorities (TRA) from the Middle East will visit RIPE NCC for a 3 day orientation• Formal proposal approved by GCC - Council of Ministers in February 2012• Will cover IPv6 amongst other thingsMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 32

Summary• We reach out to a lot of people: – Members of the RIPE NCC – Network operators – Governments – Regulators – Law enforcement agenciesMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 33

What should be the next step?Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012

World IPv6 Launch• Initiative taken by ISOC, Google, Akamai, Cisco, Microsoft, XS4ALL, Comcast and a lot of others• RIPE NCC participates in doing measurements• Switch on IPv6 on 6-6-2012 – And leave it on• www.worldipv6launch.orgMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 35

Who else to talk to?• IPv6 adoption rate seems to be slowing down – Did we get all the “low hanging fruit”? – Did we really reach all operators? – Will Launch Day make the difference?• How to get the other 60% to start with IPv6?• What about your customers? – Enterprises – Residential usersMarco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012 36

How can we help you?Marco Hogewoning, CITC, May 2012

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